Łężyce: Horse Riding, Park Setting and Manor History

• Łężyce lies within the buffer zone of Trójmiejski Landscape Park.
• Ośrodek Jeździecki “Pomerania” offers rides under an instructor’s supervision for riders who already have riding experience.
• The manor house dates from the 19th century and was formerly the estate of the Pobłocki and Roszczynialski families.

The buffer zone of Trójmiejski Landscape Park is the area’s precise landscape setting. On the eastern edge of the village, near Obwodowa Street, a large, old white stork nest sits on a pole disconnected from the power grid. The nest was documented in July 2022. If you want to look for it specifically, check before your visit whether it is still there.

The date helps you take this particular natural feature into account when planning, without assuming that an earlier observation means it can be seen today. Nature and landscape are therefore a consideration for your travel plans; for the village itself, its location within the buffer zone is the precise geographical detail.

Ośrodek Jeździecki “Pomerania” offers rides along one of the forest trails. Riders must already have riding experience, and the rides take place under an instructor’s supervision. The offer is therefore of interest to travellers who already know how to ride and want to include this activity in their plans.

The riding stable borders Trójmiejski Landscape Park. The adjacent park has several trails specifically designated for horses. This distinguishes two specific details: the riding stable’s described ride along a forest trail, and the horse-designated trails in the park. Both relate to horse riding, but each trail is located in its own setting.

The manor house in Łężyce dates from the 19th century and was formerly the estate of the Pobłocki and Roszczynialski families. Alongside nature and horse riding, the area’s former estate history is another local point of interest. The date and family connection give the historical theme a specific context, without implying that the manor house is in use today.

Several of the following cultural attractions in the wider destination of Neustadt are located in Wejherowo. They add a regional perspective, but are not features of Łężyce itself. Kalwaria Wejherowska was the fourth calvary complex established during the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth. After Bishop Mikołaj Albert Gniewosz of Aleksandrów approved its construction on 9 June 1649, work began on building its chapels. This chronology provides a specific historical reference for Kalwaria.

The Muzeum Piśmiennictwa i Muzyki Kaszubsko-Pomorskiej in Wejherowo was founded in 1968. It is a treasury of regional artefacts and a centre of Kashubian culture, particularly the Kashubian language. Another way to discover Wejherowo is the Szlak Nut Kaszubskich: fifteen pedestals bearing fragments of a traditional counting rhyme form a route through different parts of the city, passing its main attractions.

Other cultural attractions offer their own perspectives: Książnica prof. Gerarda Labudy features a permanent exhibition on Kashubian history. The historic town hall in Wejherowo displays models of the city and Kalwaria Wejherowska. Alongside the history of Kalwaria’s construction, visitors can explore Kashubian culture, language and ways of finding their way around the city as separate interests.

Discover more destinations: Gościcino, Lubiatowo, Rozlazino, Barłomino, Jeleńska Huta, Salino, Linia, Wejherowo.

How is Łężyce situated in relation to Trójmiejski Landscape Park?

Łężyce lies within the park’s buffer zone. The Ośrodek Jeździecki “Pomerania” riding stable borders the park, which has several trails specifically designated for horses.

Who can take part in the rides?

The rides are for riders with prior riding experience and take place under an instructor’s supervision.

What is known about the manor house in Łężyce?

It dates from the 19th century and was formerly the estate of the Pobłocki and Roszczynialski families.

For the wider travel overview: Neustadt.